Ben Matthies

Assistant Professor

Finance

Biography

Ben Matthies is an Assistant Professor of Finance whose research focuses on Asset Pricing and Behavioral Finance. He received his Bachelors in Mathematics from Dartmouth College in 2010 and his Ph.D. in Financial Economics from Yale University in 2019. Ben teaches Investment Theory to undergraduates and MBAs in the Mendoza College of Business.

Background

Education

Ph D, Yale University, Financial Economics
BA, Dartmouth College, Mathematics

Expertise

Asset Pricing
Behavioral Finance

Editorial Boards

Ad Hoc Reviewer, Journal of Applied Econometrics (2023)
Ad Hoc Reviewer, Journal of Banking and Finance (2023)
Ad Hoc Reviewer, Journal of Financial Economics (2023)
Ad Hoc Reviewer, Quarterly Journal of Finance (2023)
Ad Hoc Reviewer, Journal of Finance (2022)
Ad Hoc Reviewer, Management Science (2022)
Ad Hoc Reviewer, Review of Asset Pricing Studies (2022)
Ad Hoc Reviewer, Review of Financial Studies (2022)

Publications

Institutional Investor Attention

Alan Kwan
Yukun Liu
Ben Matthies

Journal of Finance

2026

FOMC News and Segmented Markets

Benjamin Golez
Ben Matthies

Journal of Accounting and Economics

2025

Fed Information Effects: Evidence from the Equity Term Structure

Ben Golez
Ben Matthies

Journal of Financial Economics

2025

Long Run Risk: Is It There?

Yukun Liu
Ben Matthies

Journal of Finance

2022

Presentations

Measuring the Impact of Remote Work on Firm Performance, Arizona State University (2024)
Measuring the Impact of Remote Work on Firm Performance, Midwest Finance Association (2024)
Measuring the Impact of Remote Work on Firm Performance, University of Connecticut Finance Conference (2024)
Measuring the Impact of Remote Work on Firm Performance, Western Finance Association (2024)
Institutional Investor Attention, Behavioral Finance Working Group (2023)
Monetary Policy and the Equity Term Structure, Boston College (2023)
Session Chair / Discussant, Financial Intermediation Research Society (2023)
Monetary Policy and the Equity Term Structure, SFS Cavalcade North America (2023)
Measuring the Impact of Remote Work Across the United States, Yale University (2023)
Measuring the Impact of Remote Work Across the United States, Young Finance Scholars Consortium (2023)
Monetary Policy and the Equity Term Structure, Johns Hopkins University (2022)
Monetary Policy and the Equity Term Structure, USC Macro-Finance Conference (2022)